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Old 07-18-2012, 10:37 AM   #10
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Originally Posted by scrapking View Post

The setting of the book doesn't effect my desire for the use of language. In the spoken portions of the book perhaps, but not the narration.
spoken portions is mainly what I was meaning, but even sometimes the narration seems wrong, if I am reading a book by a US author it would seem odd to me if it started using UK terms (car boot instead of trunk as example)

another odd one I found, book I read recently based in UK not sure where the author was, but when driving in the car it was using KM/H, that didnt feel right in a UK book

I am re buying some books I have in paperback at the moment, so when I come to some US terms I will check the paperback to see what that has in it
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